If you are recovering after a New York City car accident, you may hear your doctor or an insurance company doctor mention Maximum Medical Improvement (MMI). It sounds clinical, but it can directly affect the value, timing, and strategy of your NYC car accident claim. Reaching MMI can be a turning point. Sometimes it brings clarity. Other ... Read More
If you were in a New York City car accident and you believe you caused the crash, or the police report makes it sound that way, do not assume you have no case. NYC collisions are often complicated. Double-parked delivery vehicles, sudden rideshare stops, aggressive lane changes, blocked sightlines, cyclists, pedestrians, and confusing intersections can ... Read More
Greenstein & Pittari, LLP | Serving injured New Yorkers in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island After a New York City car accident, you may be dealing with pain, medical appointments, missed work, and constant insurance calls. Then you learn a harsh truth: New York No-Fault insurance generally expects written notice within 30 days ... Read More
After being hit by a car in New York, many people immediately worry about pedestrian accident compensation. It’s easy to see why. Emergency medical care, missing work, and a long recovery can cause financial stress. There is no fixed settlement amount, but New York law allows injured pedestrians to seek compensation for medical bills, lost ... Read More
Many people search for information about the minimum payout for whiplash after a car accident, and it’s easy to see why. Insurance companies often misunderstand whiplash. If you have neck pain, stiffness, headaches, or dizziness after a crash, you might wonder if there’s a guaranteed minimum amount you can get. The short answer is that ... Read More
If you or someone you care about needs cervical fusion surgery after an accident, you may be asking: How much is a neck fusion settlement? Neck fusion, or cervical fusion surgery, is a major procedure that permanently changes the spine. Recovery can take several months, and people often have less mobility or ongoing pain that ... Read More